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A blow to Kisch: Attorney General ordered to publish national science exam data
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has ordered the National Authority for Measurement and Evaluation in Education (RAMA) to publish the results of the 'Tnufa' science exams, overriding a ban by Education Minister Yoav Kisch. Only 3% of students reached the required level.
Is AI doing the homework? Teachers are bringing students back to take exams in class
A new study published in the journal Teaching and Teacher Education revealed that teachers are concerned about the impact of AI and prefer to test students in class and orally. Despite the increasing use of technology, most participants reported that they are required to set the boundaries themselves and are coping without clear guidance.
When all students received 100 on exams, the university realized there was a problem
A new development at Bar-Ilan University places an AI examiner in front of computer science students: instead of fighting the use of artificial intelligence, the system asks them questions about the code they submitted to ensure they truly understand the material. Students initially resisted, but report that the method improved their knowledge – and now there are plans to expand the project to...